Strap button question?

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lowendbob
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Strap button question?

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Buy it before someone else does.
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i would say no.
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Post by kojakcurtis »

I remember that bass. It sold on the bay a short while back. Originally from a music store, I think. That strap button on the back is what I recognize. Lemmy style!
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Post by kcole4001 »

The balance would be terrible! Your left arm would be pretty tired after holding that bass up all night. My 4000 is quite neck heavy & it requires a different technique to play for extended periods.
There's a very good reason the strap button is on the end of the upper horn.
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definitely not original
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Post by kcole4001 »

The bridge pup looks odd.
Looks like a plastic cover over it.
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Post by ben_brown »

It indeed is a pretty bass but I don't think the strap button is original like Bob says.
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Post by bksmithey »

The seller also has that bass listed on Denver craigslist for $1500:
http://denver.craigslist.org/msg/149332219.html
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